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Jean-Philippe Rameau

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Noun1.Jean-Philippe Rameau - French composer of operas whose writings laid the foundation for the modern theory of harmony (1683-1764)


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Likewise she tells us that Jean-Philippe Rameau had one piano in poor condition and several hundred of his manuscripts; what did the rest of his house look like?
Platee, the title character of this eighteenth-century comic opera by Jean-Philippe Rameau, is a grotesque water nymph (played and sung brilliantly by tenor Jean-Paul Fouchecourt), who's so vain she aspires to an affair with chief god Jupiter, no less.
Opera Atelier, primarily a company devoted to baroque music theater, presented an opera-ballet by Jean-Philippe Rameau, a dramatic dialogue ("scenelyrique") by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, both mid-eighteenth century, in juxtaposition to a Roland Petit choreography of 1946.
 
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